Wild Edible Wednesday: Woodberry or Wild Strawberry

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In this edition of of Wild Edible Wednesday we cover woodberry or wild strawberry. There is no other plant that I answer more questions about on social media posts. It is quite edible, can be used to make a drink, and many other uses. There is not much flavor, but still well worth knowing. 

I promise you will see improvement in the information and the quality of the videos as we go along. I have learned a ton while trying to teach others. Not only have I learned more about wild edible plants, I have also learned a good bit about YouTube itself. 

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Wild Edibles Wednesday: Wood Sorrel

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I are going to try something a little different. I really haven't had a lot of time to write, even though I love it. Not only have I had a change of employment, I am also in the planning stages of a new business. As a way to keep content coming to you we are going to post some of the videos that we have made over the past couple of years. We are going to post them in order by topic.

To kick off this idea, I am going to share with you the first ever wild edible video that I recorded. You will notice the orientation of the camera stinks and the quality isn't that good, but that video is what started it all. As we go through the videos you will notice several changes. I hope most of the changes were for the better.

The plant we will be discussing is Wood Sorrel (Oxalis) aka sour grass. It has always been a favorite from childhood. Fairly wide spread plant, with lots of vitamin C. This is the first wild edible plant my grandfather introduced me to so it holds a special place for me.

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A Seed for Thought #2 Marriage License

In this episode of A Seed for Thought we talk about a bill passed by the Alabama Senate that would do away with state issued marriage license. I like the idea, but I want to know what you thing. I do want you to watch the video first.

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